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K rend

  • 19-02-2012 12:13PM
    #1
    newcavanman
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    We built our house in 2006 and used K rend . We have trees along the site boundaries . Every winter we get green stains on various places around the outside of the house . We are not sure how to try to stop this. im guessing it comes from the nearby trees, but it looks awful , especially the wetter the weather gets . Is there any long term solutions to this , as her indoors is doing my head in over it ?
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    BryanF
    Moderators, Home & Garden Moderators Posts: 10,147 Mod ✭✭✭✭BryanF


    newcavanman wrote: »
    We built our house in 2006 and used K rend . We have trees along the site boundaries . Every winter we get green stains on various places around the outside of the house . We are not sure how to try to stop this. im guessing it comes from the nearby trees, but it looks awful , especially the wetter the weather gets . Is there any long term solutions to this , as her indoors is doing my head in over it ?
    see manufacturers instructions as there may be some fine print about adding a chemical treatment that needs reapplying every few years -but yes the external landscaping may have a lot to do with it


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